Milwaukee
Milwaukee Tool Extended Reach Compression Coax Crimper
- SKU:
- MLW48-22-3073
- Availability:
- Usually Ships Same Day
- Weight:
- 0.91 LBS
Description
DUTY®
Extended Reach
Coax Crimper
Install F, BNC and RCA compression connectors with an adjustable plunger and visible setup markings.
Product Overview
An open head improves access around short cable runs and confined connections.
Connector references and a millimeter scale help set the plunger. An adjustable locknut holds the selected position.
- Connector choiceF, BNC and RCA compression.
- Adjustable reachUniversal plunger with locknut.
- Setup referencesConnector and millimeter marks.
- Easy storageHandle lock keeps the tool closed.
Technical Specifications
- Connectors
- F, BNC, RCA compression
- Plunger
- Adjustable universal
- Setting lock
- Adjustable locknut
- Scale
- Millimeters
- Tool length
- 9.03 in
- Head / return
- Open-head design
Choose the Correct Fit
Confirm the connector is a compression type and is designed for the coax cable being terminated.
Use the connector markings and millimeter scale to set the plunger. Tighten the locknut to retain the chosen setting.
Installation & Care
Prepare the cable to the connector maker’s dimensions. Seat the fitting fully and keep it aligned during compression.
Inspect the finished termination and check the tool setting before changing connector styles. Lock the handles closed for storage.
Small Details. Big Jobsite Energy.
Get set. Stay focused. Make your next move count.
THE NEXT JOB.
Ask Willy:
Need a coax tool match? Tell Willy the connector brand and style, cable type and access space.
Important Product Questions
Does it crimp all types of F, BNC and RCA connectors?
The tool is for compression connectors. Connector family names alone do not establish fit for hex-crimp, solder or other termination styles.
How is the connector setting held?
Set the universal plunger using the tool’s connector and millimeter markings, then secure the adjustable locknut.
Why choose this format?
The open-head extended-reach design improves access in confined areas and short cable runs.
